index,match - how to avoid same lookup when duplicates present
FANTASTIC
It works great, thank you very much
Nick
"Domenic" wrote:
Provided that Column Q contains numbers that do not exceed 10 digits in
length, try...
=INDEX(A2:A290,MATCH(LARGE(Q2:Q290-ROW(Q2:Q290)/10^5,2),Q2:Q290-ROW(Q2:Q2
90)/10^5,0))
....confirmed with CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER, not just ENTER.
Hope this helps!
In article ,
Nick wrote:
My formulae is:
=INDEX(A2:A290,MATCH(LARGE(Q2:Q290,1),Q2:Q290,0))
this will lookup the largest value in column Q then return the matching
value from A (say CHESTER), Great... unfortunately if there is another value
equal in size in the Q column...
=INDEX(A2:A290,MATCH(LARGE(Q2:Q290,2),Q2:Q290,0))
will also return (CHESTER), problem is that I want to return the next one,
not the same one as the last time....
Hope you are not as confused as I must be but an answer to this one is would
be so much appreciated.
Thanks very much
Nick
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